Summary:
ZIP code 44846 (Milan, Ohio) is home to three public schools — EHOVE Career Center, Edison Elementary School and Edison High School — enrolling roughly 1,585 students. One structural gap is worth knowing up front: this ZIP has no middle school, so grades 4–8 are served by buildings elsewhere. EHOVE is a career-technical center rather than a comprehensive high school, and it is the largest single building here at 731 students.
Edison Elementary School is the academic standout. Its third graders posted 90.5% proficiency in math against a 62.1% state rate — a gap of 28.4 percentage points — and 79.2% in English language arts versus 63.4% statewide; the prior year was similarly strong. Both Edison buildings belong to Edison Local (formerly Berlin-Milan), a 4-star district ranked 193 of 773 in Ohio (75th percentile). Edison High School graduates 99.0% of its students and beat the state in all six End-of-Course subjects in 2025-2026, averaging about 9.6 points above state.
The cautions matter too. Edison High's building rank has fallen three years running, to 281 of 795 (65th percentile, 3 stars) — below its own district's 75th percentile — and English II slipped 6.6 points, leaving its slimmest margin over state. Chronic absenteeism runs above the district's 13.8% at both Edison buildings (14.9% elementary, 16.3% high school). Edison High spends $10,374 per student versus $8,196 at the elementary, but those 2018-2019 figures are stale and no school reports free/reduced-lunch data, so spending comparisons aren't meaningful. EHOVE Career Center reports no test, graduation, absenteeism or spending data, and its 66.4 student/teacher ratio reflects how career centers are counted rather than real class size.
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